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You can share the business logic between platforms but the UI is what will be platform specific. That’s how I have been doing it for years. Works really well. B
by wdb 3y ago
You can share the business logic between platforms but the UI is what will be platform specific. That’s how I have been doing it for years. Works really well. But I never liked apps that looked like an Android app on iOS or the other way around.
- palata 3y ago> You can share the business logic between platforms but the UI is what will be platform specific. I don't disagree, but it depends a ton on what the business logic is. If you want to use the filesystem, or the permission system, or WiFi, Bluetooth, etc, then quickly it becomes platform specific. Say you need some OpenCV or GStreamer, to me it makes sense to use C/C++ (with a nice API to link to Kotlin/Swift) and share that. But many apps don't go that far. > But I never liked apps that looked like an Android app on iOS or the other way around. Totally with you here.